An autonomous Vought agent picks up your inbound line in one ring. It books the appointment, answers the FAQ, and texts a summary to your phone before the caller hangs up.
“Hi, do you have any openings tomorrow morning?”
“We do — 9:15 or 10:40 with Dr. Mendez. Which works?”
“Let's do 10:40.”
“Booked. I'll text you the confirmation now.”
Six verticals, six playbooks. Same engine.
The phone rings. The front desk is gloved into a cleaning. Vought picks up in one ring, checks the chair schedule, books the new patient for Thursday at 2pm, and texts the intake form. The hygienist never had to look up. The schedule fills itself.
A potential client calls at 7:42 pm — an injury, an accident, a fear of waiting. Vought answers, listens, qualifies the matter, and books a 20-minute consult for the morning. The intake summary lands in the paralegal's inbox, tagged by practice area, ready to triage.
The Zillow ping fires. A buyer calls about the 3-bed on Linden Avenue. Vought confirms the price, walks the room count, and books a Saturday showing into the agent's calendar. The buyer's name, budget, and timing land in the CRM before the agent unlocks the next door.
A regular calls to move her color appointment from Friday to Tuesday. Vought knows her stylist, her color formula, and the 90-minute window it needs. The move is done in twelve seconds, the cancellation auto-fills with the waitlist, and the chair stays booked.
The phone is ringing in the truck. A leak, a quote, a date. Vought triages by urgency, captures the address and the photo via SMS, and books the same-day estimate for the closest tech on the route. Dispatch sees the new job land before the call ends.
It is 11:08 pm. A worried parent calls. Vought greets, screens for emergency (urgent care or 911), books the soonest in-network slot, sends the new-patient packet, and routes a high-priority flag to the on-call nurse. Calm, scripted, clinically careful, fully logged.
We left a real line open. Dial in. Ask about availability, ask a weird question, try to throw it. The transcript and booking will show on this page in real time.
“Lakeshore Dental, this is Vought. How can I help?”
“Hi, I think I cracked something on my back tooth — really sharp pain when I bite down.”
“That sounds urgent. Dr. Mendez has a 9:15 am emergency slot tomorrow. Would that work?”
“Yes, please.”
“Booked. I'll text the address and the intake form to this number. If the pain spikes tonight, an urgent-care line is also in the text.”
Four steps. No installer. No technician. Done before your next coffee.
Search by area code. Pick a memorable local number, or port the one you already publish. Provisioning takes 60 seconds via Twilio.
Always on, business hours only, or after-hours fallback. Set the holiday list. Pick the escalation number for the calls Vought hands off.
One PDF, a Google Doc, or a paste. Vought reads your policies, your service list, your prices — and quotes from them on every call.
Forward your existing line, or publish the new number. Vought starts answering immediately. The first call summary lands as a text.
One simple meter. The first $99 covers your baseline. Above it, twenty cents a minute, billed monthly, capped at your number.
“The front desk used to lose six calls a day. After hours, it was worse. Vought picks up before the second ring, books to Dentrix, and texts me the summary. The schedule fills itself while we sleep.”
We provision a local number within 60 seconds. Your demo number becomes your new line the moment you confirm — or keep yours and we will forward.